I (Michael Spacefalcon) have found MV100-0.1.rar via a Google search on what
looked like a Chinese site - and it was via a rather peculiar path.  I was
looking at the L1 RF code in the recently discovered LoCosto source leak (see
the ../LoCosto directory on this FTP site) with an eye toward porting it to the
Calypso/Iota/Rita platform - though porting is probably the wrong word - the
LoCosto code is obviously an evolutionary descendant of TI's earlier code that
ran on the platform of interest to me, and I was looking to see if the old code
is still there under an #ifdef or somesuch that I could turn on.  My finding was
that indeed the source files common to multiple hw platforms have conditional
compilation directives, but the files specific to platforms other than LoCosto
have been omitted.  So I googled for some of the filenames that appear in the
L1 source, hoping to find a different version of this source that has the
Calypso/Iota/Rita support bits present - and that is how I have found this
MV100-0.1.rar package.

MV100-0.1.tar.bz2 is my repacking of the same bits in the more freedom-friendly
tar format, and MV100-0.1.lst is the file listing of this tarball, so you can
see what you'll be downloading before you burn the bandwidth.

The original intended purpose of the present package seems to have been the
emulator environment included therein - though I haven't looked at that part
at all yet.  Instead the parts of current interest to the FreeCalypso project
are the bits of TI firmware source included therein: although the GSM protocol
stack is missing, we see L1 and a bunch of Riviera environment pieces from
circa 2004 - i.e., from the days when Calypso was the "current" chipset and TI
was using Riviera in the earnest, before they apparently changed their mind for
the LoCosto.

One piece of interest that I've already found (besides the L1 RF code which will
hopefully turn out to be the right version for the Leonardo-style RFFEs in the
GTA0x and Pirelli phones - keeping fingers crossed) is the FFS code.  The code
under ssa/Drivers/Board/ffs/ appears to implement the very same FFS as the one
in the Closedmoko and Pirelli firmware - yay!